K&N filter v. Arlen Ness Big Sucker
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K&N filter v. Arlen Ness Big Sucker
So ive been looking to do a stage one upgrade to my 15 iron and I'm having trouble deciding on what AC to go with. I've already got a new exhaust system and tuner on the way. My question is which way offers the most performance, putting the K&N filter into the original housing or getting a whole new setup such as the arlen ness big sucker? I really like the Screamin eagle heavy breather as well but is the extra $ really worth it? If anyone could get me some advise as to which setup works the best I'd appreciate it!
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As for performance, I can't say, I never ran the other A/C. My main reason for getting the heavy breather was, if I was going to change it, I wanted it to show it wasn't a stock A/C. And most of the ones out there, look like they're stock. I actually didn't like the heavy breather when I first saw it.
As for performance, I can't say, I never ran the other A/C. My main reason for getting the heavy breather was, if I was going to change it, I wanted it to show it wasn't a stock A/C. And most of the ones out there, look like they're stock. I actually didn't like the heavy breather when I first saw it.
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So ive been looking to do a stage one upgrade to my 15 iron and I'm having trouble deciding on what AC to go with. I've already got a new exhaust system and tuner on the way. My question is which way offers the most performance, putting the K&N filter into the original housing or getting a whole new setup such as the arlen ness big sucker? I really like the Screamin eagle heavy breather as well but is the extra $ really worth it? If anyone could get me some advise as to which setup works the best I'd appreciate it!
As far as performance goes between just the K&N filter and the AN Big sucker, the Big Sucker would preform better. As for the cost on the SE, opinions will vary. However, if you are wanting even better performance you could go with a Free Flowing Air Cleaner like the Outlaw 587 or the 636v. These air cleaners vent externally, this way all of the hot, dry, oily air doesn't get back in. Engines like cool dry air.
Below you can see the difference routing externally makes, the pictures are of a twin cam engine but will be the same concept with your sportster. Hope this helps you out
Kelsey
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As far as performance goes between just the K&N filter and the AN Big sucker, the Big Sucker would preform better. As for the cost on the SE, opinions will vary. However, if you are wanting even better performance you could go with a Free Flowing Air Cleaner like the Outlaw 587 or the 636v. These air cleaners vent externally, this way all of the hot, dry, oily air doesn't get back in. Engines like cool dry air.
Below you can see the difference routing externally makes, the pictures are of a twin cam engine but will be the same concept with your sportster. Hope this helps you out
Kelsey
Below you can see the difference routing externally makes, the pictures are of a twin cam engine but will be the same concept with your sportster. Hope this helps you out
Kelsey
If the oil vents externally where does it go? Will it disperse on my leg?
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